EP3233604A1 - Vorrichtung zum gleiten auf einem fliessenden gewässer - Google Patents
Vorrichtung zum gleiten auf einem fliessenden gewässerInfo
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- EP3233604A1 EP3233604A1 EP15817135.5A EP15817135A EP3233604A1 EP 3233604 A1 EP3233604 A1 EP 3233604A1 EP 15817135 A EP15817135 A EP 15817135A EP 3233604 A1 EP3233604 A1 EP 3233604A1
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- Prior art keywords
- buoyancy
- water
- flowing
- stationary object
- deflection roller
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
- A63G—MERRY-GO-ROUNDS; SWINGS; ROCKING-HORSES; CHUTES; SWITCHBACKS; SIMILAR DEVICES FOR PUBLIC AMUSEMENT
- A63G31/00—Amusement arrangements
- A63G31/007—Amusement arrangements involving water
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B61—RAILWAYS
- B61B—RAILWAY SYSTEMS; EQUIPMENT THEREFOR NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- B61B11/00—Ski lift, sleigh lift or like trackless systems with guided towing cables only
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B63—SHIPS OR OTHER WATERBORNE VESSELS; RELATED EQUIPMENT
- B63B—SHIPS OR OTHER WATERBORNE VESSELS; EQUIPMENT FOR SHIPPING
- B63B32/00—Water sports boards; Accessories therefor
- B63B32/40—Twintip boards; Wakeboards; Surfboards; Windsurfing boards; Paddle boards, e.g. SUP boards; Accessories specially adapted therefor
- B63B32/45—Fixation means for feet of the board user, e.g. footstraps
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B63—SHIPS OR OTHER WATERBORNE VESSELS; RELATED EQUIPMENT
- B63B—SHIPS OR OTHER WATERBORNE VESSELS; EQUIPMENT FOR SHIPPING
- B63B34/00—Vessels specially adapted for water sports or leisure; Body-supporting devices specially adapted for water sports or leisure
- B63B34/60—Arrangements for towing, e.g. for use with water-skis or wakeboards
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
- A63C—SKATES; SKIS; ROLLER SKATES; DESIGN OR LAYOUT OF COURTS, RINKS OR THE LIKE
- A63C19/00—Design or layout of playing courts, rinks, bowling greens or areas for water-skiing; Covers therefor
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B63—SHIPS OR OTHER WATERBORNE VESSELS; RELATED EQUIPMENT
- B63B—SHIPS OR OTHER WATERBORNE VESSELS; EQUIPMENT FOR SHIPPING
- B63B35/00—Vessels or similar floating structures specially adapted for specific purposes and not otherwise provided for
- B63B2035/002—Vessels or similar floating structures specially adapted for specific purposes and not otherwise provided for for inland waters, e.g. for use on canals or rivers
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B63—SHIPS OR OTHER WATERBORNE VESSELS; RELATED EQUIPMENT
- B63B—SHIPS OR OTHER WATERBORNE VESSELS; EQUIPMENT FOR SHIPPING
- B63B34/00—Vessels specially adapted for water sports or leisure; Body-supporting devices specially adapted for water sports or leisure
- B63B34/50—Body-supporting buoyant devices, e.g. bathing boats or water cycles
- B63B34/54—Body-supporting buoyant devices, e.g. bathing boats or water cycles specially adapted for being towed, e.g. banana boats, water sledges or towed buoys
Definitions
- the invention relates to a device for gliding on a flowing body of water, in particular for surfing, waterskiing, kiteboarding and / or wakeboarding, according to the preamble of claim 1 and the preamble of claim 8.
- River surfing as an example of gliding on a flowing water is a form of surfing, surfing on standing waves or, more rarely, on tidal waves with a surfboard.
- a standing wave arises on the surface of a flowing water, if the water overflows an obstacle. This can be a rock or step in the river bed.
- the difference to surfing at sea is essentially that when surfing, the water flows under the surfer, i. The surfer is more or less on the spot, while surfing on the ocean, the wave pushes the surfer from behind. While surfing the surfer moves against the
- the standing wave must reach a certain size, be as even as possible, and have a sufficient volume
- river surfing also includes bungee boarding, also known as bungee surfing, which can be used on rivers where the og. Conditions for surfing on a standing wave, especially sufficient
- Relative speed to generate the buoyancy for the surfboard are generated in order to surf on the river otherwise unsuitable for river surfing.
- the disadvantage here is that bungee boarding can be dangerous for the surfer.
- the catapulting movement can not be controlled and controlled, so that there is a risk that the surfer is pulled against an obstacle such as the bridge or floating objects in the river and can not slow down or avoid.
- the surfer can become entangled in the elastic rope which is now co-flowing with the river and thereby drown.
- Another disadvantage is that the catapult-like movement of the surfboard, although a very fast but i.Allg. timely short movement occurs, which leads to a correspondingly short surfing pleasure for the surfer.
- An object of the present invention is to provide an alternative means of gliding on a flowing water, such as river surfing, which can also be used in flowing waters which do not meet the conditions for gliding such as surfing on a standing wave.
- an alternative means of gliding on a flowing water such as river surfing, which can also be used in flowing waters which do not meet the conditions for gliding such as surfing on a standing wave.
- Possibility to slide such as e.g. be provided for river surfing, which is safer and / or easier and / or longer lasting and / or more uniform than the bungee boarding.
- the present invention relates to a device for gliding on a flowing body of water, e.g. a river, in particular for surfing, waterskiing, kiteboarding and / or wakeboarding, with a first buoyant body such as e.g. a surfboard, a single water ski, a pair of water skis, a kiteboard or a wakeboard.
- a first buoyant body such as e.g. a surfboard, a single water ski, a pair of water skis, a kiteboard or a wakeboard.
- the device according to the invention further comprises a second buoyant body, which e.g. a second surfboard etc. can be.
- the second buoyant body is a flat and thin body made of elastic material, the flow resistance to the flowing water can be as simple as possible increase and decrease. In particular, the flow resistance by raising the second buoyant body to the water surface as low as possible and by pressing the second
- Buoyancy bodies in the flowing waters are as large as possible.
- the two buoyancy bodies can be connected to each other by means of a rope, wherein the rope has the lowest possible extensibility (elasticity) (static rope) in order to avoid stretching or stretching of the rope during use.
- the connection can be realized in each case by attachment of the rope end on the buoyancy body or in that a person hold the respective end of the rope directly or by means of a strap or the like in the hands and are on the buoyancy body, in particular can stand on this.
- the rope may pass through a pulley mechanism between the two buoyant bodies, which is connected to a first stationary object such as e.g. a first
- Bridge pillar a bridge parapet or even a stationary anchored or otherwise stationary positioned floating body such as a boat or raft can be connected.
- the two buoyancy bodies can move relative to one another via the cable, since the cable can have a firm hold via the attachment to the first stationary object.
- the first buoyant body and the second buoyant body can carry out movements in substantially opposite directions to one another on the flowing body of water by means of the pulley mechanism passed through by the rope.
- both buoyancy bodies can be driven by the flow of flowing water from this until they are held by the now stretched inelastic rope.
- the two buoyancy bodies on the pulley mechanism can be relatively movable, since the pulley mechanism is held on the first stationary object.
- the pulley mechanism has for this purpose only a first deflection roller, which can be connected via an attachment to the first stationary object, so that the cable can run from the first buoyancy body via the first deflection roller to the second buoyancy body.
- the pulley mechanism has a mechanical translation, so that a buoyancy body, preferably the first buoyant body through which
- Relative movement of the other buoyant body can experience a greater speed than the other buoyant body.
- Particularly preferred is a high mechanical
- this device can be operated by two people. In this way, sliding such as e.g. the river surf become a team sport. Furthermore, the safety of the use of this device can be increased because the two persons can monitor each other and, if necessary, help.
- Flow resistance of the other buoyant body, which is driven off at this moment can be influenced.
- the flow resistance can be influenced by how far this buoyant body is submerged under water. In this way, for example, for untrained gliders or river surfers, a lower sliding or surfing speed can be selected.
- the relative velocity of the other buoyant body can be kept substantially constant by a substantially constant flow resistance of the buoyant body which is driven off at that moment. This can make gliding easier for inexperienced users, such as river surfing for inexperienced river surfers.
- the duration of the sliding or surfing movement can be made longer lasting.
- the beginning of the sliding or surfing movement can be carried out less jerkily, ie less catapult-like, because the degree of change in the flow resistance can influence the relative speed.
- the pulley mechanism comprises a first diverting pulley, which can be connected to the first stationary object via an attachment, a second diverting pulley, which can be connected to the second buoyancy body via an attachment, and a cable end attachment, which is connected to the first stationary object or another stationary object can be connected to, so that the rope from the first buoyancy body on the first guide roller and the second guide roller for cable end attachment can run.
- connection of the cable end attachment with another stationary object such as a second bridge pier offers the possibility of the two buoyancy bodies to have their movements carried out next to one another and parallel to one another in order to avoid mutual interference.
- Pulley mechanism a first deflection roller, which can be connected via a fastening to the first stationary object, a second deflection roller, which can be connected via a fastening to the second buoyancy body, a third deflection roller, which via an attachment to the first stationary object or another stationary object can be connected, and a Seilendebefest Trent, which can be connected to the second buoyancy body, on, so that the rope from the first buoyancy body on the first guide roller, on the second guide roller and the third pulley for cable end attachment can run.
- Floating bodies can be increased, this being higher by the additional third pulley than when using only two pulleys.
- Relative speed of the first buoyant body further increased.
- connection of the third diverting pulley to another stationary object e.g. a second bridge pier the possibility of the two buoyancy bodies side by side and in parallel to perform their movements in order to avoid mutual interference can.
- another stationary object e.g. a second bridge
- Pulley mechanism further comprises a third guide roller, which can be connected via an attachment with the first stationary object or another stationary object, and a fourth guide roller, which via an attachment with the second
- Buoyancy can be connected, on, so that the rope from the first buoyancy body on the first guide roller, on the second guide roller, on the third guide roller and on the fourth guide roller for cable end attachment can run.
- the use of further pulleys leads to an increase in the ratio between the two buoyancy bodies and thus to a further increase in the
- first guide roller and the second guide roller in the transverse direction of the flowing body of water can be arranged spaced from one another such that the movements in substantially
- opposite directions of the two buoyancy bodies to each other can extend substantially parallel to each other.
- Deflection pulleys or at least one deflection roller and the cable end attachment are connected by means of a common mounting receptacle with the second buoyancy body.
- This common fastening receptacle can be, for example, a crossbeam in the form of a plastic or metal rod, in particular an aluminum rod, in particular an aluminum tube, which, for example, receive the fastenings of the deflecting rollers or cable end attachment on one side and can be connected to the second buoyant body on the opposite side ,
- these compounds are simple and quick to assemble and / or disassembled, to easily and quickly assemble and disassemble the device.
- shackles can be used for these connections.
- different second buoyancy bodies can be used as alternatives and can be easily and quickly exchanged for one another. Also, damaged second buoyancy bodies can easily and quickly in this way
- Deflection pulleys or at least one deflection roller and the cable end attachment are connected by means of a common mounting receptacle with a stationary object.
- This attachment receptacle may also be e.g. an Ouertraverse with the characteristics and advantages described above.
- the device according to the invention can also be used on fewer bridge pillars than stationary pulleys and even on a single bridge pier. This is advantageous because in this way the use of the device according to the invention is also made possible on rivers with a few stationary objects or with a single stationary object. Furthermore, several devices according to the invention can be simultaneously used side by side on several stationary objects of a flowing body of water by means of this attachment.
- the present invention also relates to a device for gliding on a flowing body of water, in particular for surfing, waterskiing, kiteboarding and / or wakeboarding, with a first buoyant body, which may be eg a surfboard.
- a first buoyant body which may be eg a surfboard.
- This device is characterized in that the device comprises a transmission which can be connected to a first stationary object, wherein the first buoyancy body can be connected by means of a first cable to the transmission, wherein the device further comprises a second buoyant body, which by means of a second rope with the Transmission can be connected so that the first buoyancy body and the second
- Buoyancy means by means of the gear connected to the cables can perform movements in substantially opposite directions to each other on the flowing water.
- Buoyancy can experience a greater speed than the other buoyant body.
- a high mechanical translation such as in particular a tenfold translation or larger, so that a buoyancy body can experience a significantly greater speed than the other buoyant body.
- the second buoyancy body has an elastic base body.
- the base body is formed of a flexible material.
- the elastic body may be a piece of tarpaulin made of a rubberized material or a piece of canvas.
- this body can be at least partially pressed under water to increase its flow resistance.
- the second buoyant body has a transverse stabilization, which can hold the elastic body in the transverse direction to a predetermined minimum width.
- the elastic body is kept constantly taut by the stabilizing bar at its maximum width.
- the transverse stabilization can be, for example, a crossbeam in the form of a plastic or metal rod, in particular an aluminum rod, in particular an aluminum tube, which can be at least partially enclosed and thereby held by the elastic material, for example.
- the elastic material can not thereby be compressed in width by the water and in this direction must be readjusted and clamped by the person on the second buoyancy body. In this way, the person can influence the flow resistance of the second
- the transverse stabilization is at the side of the second, which faces the direction of flow of the flowing water
- Bar stabilization thus at its leading edge, i. upstream, arranged.
- the elastic main body can be held laterally stretched behind the transverse stabilization in the direction of flow of the flowing body of water and this lateral tensioning can be brought to the rear side of the elastic basic body, i. considered downstream, can continue.
- the area of the elastic body in the direction of flow of the flowing body of water would not be able to be laterally clamped by the latter, because this portion of the elastic body is exposed directly to the flow.
- the second buoyancy body has at least one buoyancy element, which is arranged at a distance from the direction of flow of the flowing body of water away from the second buoyant body.
- This buoyancy element may, for example, an air-filled container or an air-filled porous Mass such as foam, which is arranged at the front edge of the elastic body.
- the buoyancy element is preferably designed such that at least this portion of the second buoyant body can always be securely held on the surface of the flowing body of water.
- the arrangement of the buoyancy element in the front portion of the elastic body can ensure that the second buoyant body can not be drawn underwater against the flow of flowing water in a movement.
- the second buoyancy body has at least two buoyancy elements, which are arranged spaced apart in the transverse direction.
- the buoyancy elements can, so to speak runners such. at a
- the second buoyant body can in this way have the lowest possible flow resistance if it opposes the
- Flow direction of the flowing water is drawn. According to another aspect of the present invention is or are the
- the second buoyancy body designed so that it or they have the lowest possible Has or have flow resistance.
- the flow direction of the flowing body of water facing part of the buoyancy body or the buoyancy body may be bug-shaped. It is advantageous here that the flow resistance of the second buoyancy body can thereby be kept as low as possible in order to favor its relative movement against the flow direction of the flowing body of water. As a result, the second buoyancy body can be pulled easier and thus faster from the first buoyant body.
- the second buoyancy body on a footrest This is preferably formed by a further cross-beam, as described above, which can also partially or completely span the elastic material of the base body at this point in width. But the footrest can also be formed by width-elastic elements such as loops on the surface or at the end of the elastic material or holes in the elastic material.
- the footrest is at the side of the second, which faces away from the direction of flow of the flowing water
- the footrest is at the rear edge or at the rear of the body, i. downstream, arranged. It is advantageous here that it is precisely this subarea for changing the
- FIG. 1a is a schematic plan view of an apparatus according to the invention on a flowing body of water in a first embodiment in a first state;
- FIG. 1b shows the illustration of FIG. 1a in a second state;
- FIG. 1a is a schematic plan view of an apparatus according to the invention on a flowing body of water in a first embodiment in a first state;
- FIG. 1b shows the illustration of FIG. 1a in a second state;
- FIG. 2 shows a schematic plan view of a device according to the invention on a flowing body of water in a second embodiment
- FIG. 3 is a schematic plan view of a device according to the invention on a flowing body of water in a third embodiment
- FIG. 4 shows a schematic plan view of a device according to the invention on a flowing body of water in a fourth embodiment
- Fig. 5 is a schematic plan view of a device according to the invention on a flowing body of water in a fifth embodiment
- Fig. 6 is a schematic plan view of a device according to the invention on a flowing body of water in a sixth embodiment.
- Fig. 7 is a schematic plan view of a second buoyant body of a
- FIG. 1 a shows a schematic plan view of a device according to the invention on a flowing body of water 10 in a first embodiment in a first embodiment.
- Fig. Lb shows the representation of Fig. La in a second state.
- the flowing water 10 is a river 10, which is bounded laterally by a bank 11.
- the flow 10 has a flow direction A, which is directed in the figures la to 6 each down.
- the flow direction A is aligned parallel to the shafts 11, ie perpendicular to the transverse direction B or width B of the river 10.
- the river 10 is spanned by a stationary structure 12 in the form of a bridge 12, so that the flow 10 under the Bridge 12 can flow through.
- the bridge has three stationary objects 13, 14, 15 in the form of bridge pillars 13, 14, 15, which support the bridge 12 standing in the river bed.
- the inventive device for gliding such as surfing on a river 10 has in all embodiments a first buoyant body 20 in the form of a surfboard 20 on which a surfer can exercise the river surf.
- the surfboard 20 is connected via a rope 22 which is as inelastic as possible with a second buoyant body 21, which is to be referred to as sail 21, since it serves for the propulsion generation of the surfboard 20, even if this sail 21 is operated in the river 10 or partially submerged.
- On the sail 21 may be a second person to operate this, as will be described below.
- the surfboard 20 and the sail 21, for example by their shape in each case the lowest possible flow resistance during movements on the river 10.
- the flow resistance of the sail 21 with respect to the flow 10 can be as large as possible when immersed in the water, see below.
- connection of the respective rope end of the rope 22 with the surfboard 20 or with the sail 21 can each be achieved by a fixed connection, e.g. be made by means of a knot, a shackle or the like, but also by the fact that the respective rope end of the rope 22 is held by the respective person directly or by means of a strap in the hand or tied to itself.
- the cable 22 may be connected via at least one guide roller 24 with the sail 21, as will be described below.
- a rope end of the rope 22 is provided with a bracket, which the surfer can hold on the surfboard 20 in the hands, and the other end of the rope rope 22 is by means of a
- Cable end attachment 29 attached to the sail 21 (not shown) or the rope 22 passes through the sail 21 via a guide roller 24 and is attached with a cable end attachment 29 on the second bridge pier 14 (see Fig. La, lb).
- the rope 22 passes through a pulley mechanism 23-29, which is attached to the first bridge pier 13.
- This pulley mechanism 23-29 may in the simplest case have only one guide roller 23, which can be connected via a fastening 23a with the bridge pier 13, so that the cable end attachment 29 can be connected to the sail 21 (not shown). In the parlance of a pulley this provides
- Attachment 23 a of the first guide roller 23, the first bottle 23 is.
- the rope 22 is guided over a second deflection roller 24, which via an attachment 24a ie, a second bottle 24a to which the sail 21 is connected (see Figures la, lb).
- the rope end of the rope 22 is then fixedly attached to a second stationary object 14 in the form of a second bridge pier 14.
- Bridge pier 13, 14 to each other and the two pulleys 23, 24 are held laterally to each other at a distance b, so that the two buoyancy bodies 20, 21 can perform their 10 relative movements parallel to each other.
- This pulley mechanism 23-29 can now be used to allow the surfboard 20 and sail 21 to make movements in substantially opposite directions to each other on the river 10. To do this, first swim the surfboard
- Buoyancy bodies 20, 21 can be used for river surfing as follows:
- the surfer presses his surfboard 20 underwater so that the flow resistance of the surfboard 20 increases with respect to the flow A of the flow 10, while the operator the sail 21 whose flow resistance keeps as low as possible. In this way, the surfboard 20 is pulled downstream by the flow A and the sail 21 over the
- Pulley mechanism 23-29 in the opposite direction upstream. If the surfboard 20 has now cleared significantly away from the bridge 12 or
- the relative speed of the surfboard 20 relative to the flow A is increased, so that, with sufficient relative speed, a river surf on rivers 10 can be made possible in which the flow A itself is insufficient.
- the two operators change their functions again, so that the two buoyancy bodies 20, 21 can be pulled alternately against the flow direction A of the flow 10 via the pulley mechanism 23-29.
- Speed of the surfboard 20 can be changed by changing the flow resistance of the sail 21 during the movement, so that the surfer can perform the river surfing at a desired speed. Furthermore, the change in the speed of the surfboard 20 can be slow and controlled, so that jerky movements of the surfboard 20 can be avoided.
- FIG. 2 shows a schematic plan view of a device according to the invention on a flowing body of water 10 in a second embodiment.
- This differs from the first embodiment in that a third deflection roller 25 by means of a fastening 25 a stationary to the second bridge pier 14 and the Seilendbefest Trent 29 on the sail 21st is attached.
- the mechanical translation between the surfboard 20 and the sail 21 is increased so that the surfboard 20 can experience a higher speed than the sail 21. This can lead to an improved surfing experience at higher speed or a longer Surfcript at the same speed.
- FIG. 3 shows a schematic plan view of a device according to the invention on a flowing body of water 10 in a third embodiment.
- a fourth deflection roller 26 is likewise fastened to the sail 21 via a fastening 26a.
- the cable end attachment 29 is fixedly attached to a third bridge pier 15.
- the lateral distance b between the first deflection roller 23 and the second deflection roller 24 is increased or a lateral minimum distance ensured, which helps avoid collisions of the two buoyancy bodies 20, 21.
- the mechanical translation is further increased via the fourth deflection roller 26, which can increase the advantages described above.
- FIG. 4 shows a schematic plan view of a device according to the invention on a flowing body of water 10 in a fourth embodiment. This corresponds essentially to the third embodiment, in which case the second deflection roller 24 and the fourth
- Guide roller 26 are connected via a common mounting receptacle 27 with the sail 21.
- the two pulleys 24, 26 are fixed to the
- Attachment 27 arranged, but this example. easily and quickly fastened to the sail 21 via a shackle and exchangeable.
- the device can be set up or dismantled in a simpler and faster manner so as not to have to permanently install this device on the river 10, which could at least partially block it.
- different sails 21 can be exchanged easily and quickly against each other.
- the third guide roller 25 and the cable end attachment 29 are also connected via a common attachment receptacle 28 with the second bridge pier 14 stationary.
- several stationary Fasteners 25, 29 are arranged together on a bridge pier 14, which can reduce the number of required bridge abutments 13, 14, 15.
- FIG. 5 shows a schematic plan view of a device according to the invention on a flowing body of water 10 in a fifth embodiment.
- This basically corresponds to the fourth embodiment, wherein here, by way of example, the second deflection roller 24 and the cable end attachment 29 are arranged together on the attachment receptacle 28 of the sail 21. Further, here the first guide roller 23 and the second guide roller 25 are arranged together on the stationary mounting receptacle 28 and connected via this with the first bridge pier 13, so that the device according to the invention can be operated in this way with only one bridge pier 13.
- FIG. 6 shows a schematic top view of a device according to the invention on a flowing body of water 10 in a sixth embodiment.
- the implementation of the relative movement between the surfboard 20 and the sail 21 is achieved by means of a gear 44 instead of by means of a pulley mechanism 23-29.
- the surfboard 20 is connected by means of a first cable 40 with a first Seilaufwickel owned 42 in the form of a first winch 42.
- the sail 21 is connected by means of a second cable 41 with a second Seilaufwickel prepared 43 in the form of a second winch 43.
- the two cable winches 42, 43 are arranged laterally opposite one another on the transmission 44 and connected in each case via a first or second shaft 45, 46 to transmit force to the transmission 44.
- the gear 44 is connected via a fastening 47 with the first bridge pier 13.
- the two winches 42, 43 have a lateral distance b to each other or the two ropes 40, 41 parallel to each other approximately at a distance b
- the transmission 44 can be used to allow the surfboard 20 and the sail 21 to make movements in substantially opposite directions to one another on the river 10.
- the ratio or reduction of the transmission 44 can be selected such that in this embodiment, a sufficiently high
- Relative speed of the surfboard 20 against the flow A can be achieved so that in this way a river surf on rivers 10 can be made possible, in which the flow A itself is not sufficient.
- FIG. 7 shows a schematic plan view of a second buoyant body 21 of a device according to the invention.
- the second buoyant body 21, i. the sail 21 has an elastic body 30 made of a flexible material, e.g. a rubberized tarpaulin 30 or a canvas 30 may exist.
- the tarpaulin 30 At its front, which is the side of the sail 21 facing the direction of flow A of the river 10, i. upstream, the tarpaulin 30 has a transverse stabilizer 31 in the form of an aluminum tube 31, which can be sewn into a pocket of the tarpaulin 30.
- the aluminum beam 31 holds the front side of the sail 21 laterally stretched across the width x and forms, so to speak, the bow of the sail 21.
- Laterally spaced two buoyancy elements 32 are arranged parallel to each other below the tarpaulin 30, to give the bow of the sail 21 the necessary buoyancy, so that it can always stay on the water surface, especially when the sail 21 is pulled by the surfboard 20 against the flow A of the river 10.
- the buoyancy elements 32 may be e.g. be air-filled plastic container. So that the tarpaulin 30 still from
- the two buoyancy elements 32 are at their front, i. of the
- the tarpaulin 30 also has at its rear side, which faces away from the flow direction A of the flow 10, i. downstream shows a footrest 33, which a second
- Querstabilmaschine 33 may be as described above, but also openings 33 in the tarpaulin 30 or loops 33 on the tarpaulin 30 and on the tarpaulin 30.
- the serves Foot rest 33 to give the operator stop on the tarpaulin 30 when he wants to push them into the water.
- the operator can, for example, lie flat on the tarpaulin 30 from above, hold on to the front stabilizer 31 with the arms or rest on it, position the feet on or in the footrest 33 and then the rear portion of the tarpaulin 30 with its body weight Press under water to adjust the flow resistance of the sail 21.
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| PCT/EP2015/079591 WO2016096724A1 (de) | 2014-12-15 | 2015-12-14 | Vorrichtung zum gleiten auf einem fliessenden gewässer |
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